Beyond Asbury: 6 other places where revival is happening now
By 
Jason Mandryk2023-03-13T10:07:00
Our global God is always on the move, says Jason Mandryk. To take just one example, there is good reason to think there are more than 1 million believers in the Islamic Republic of Iran, he says. And you can be certain that none of them are nominal!
If a revival happens in the forest and no Westerners are around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Such a twist on the old philosophical thought experiment seems timely, given all we hear about the incredible move of God in Wilmore, Kentucky.
Does revival need to happen on a well-lit stage, livestreamed on social media, with people flying in from around the world to attend, and have thousands of articles written about it to count as such?
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